The work of Film Rescue International is closely related to the high quality standards of institutions and collections such as archives, museums and universities. That is why we work on the digitization, cataloging and documentation of historical material in accordance with international standards of conversion technology.

We also frequently work with museum, science and industry professionals who need high definition images for exhibition, distribution, and reproduction purposes. We have the capacity to meet these requirements, and customize a plan for each unique request.

At Film Rescue International, we utilize cutting-edge imaging technology to ensure the highest-quality still and movie digitization and flat art reproduction.

High-Resolution Film Digitization

For most film digitization projects, we rely on the Phase One IQ4 150 Achromatic, renowned for its exceptional grayscale performance. Paired with the LINOS inspec.x L float 5.6/105, one of the world’s finest lenses, this system delivers unparalleled sharpness and precision. Originally developed for industrial image processing, this lens is designed for large sensors and offers a high resolution below 5 µm, meeting the most demanding standards in professional imaging.

Museum-Quality Reproduction & Archival Imaging

For art reproduction, cultural heritage preservation, and museum photography, we use the Linhof M679—a state-of-the-art medium format technical camera. Used with one of our Phase One digital backs, this system provides exceptional image control, perspective accuracy, and ultra-high resolution, making it the ideal choice for archivists, museums, and professionals seeking flawless detail and color fidelity.

Broadcast and Exhibition Standards for Production

Film Rescue International is able to meet broadcast and exhibition standards for film and video productions with specific delivery requirements.

Preserving Movie Film History with Unmatched Precision

At Film Rescue International, we bring the past to life with the Lasergraphics Archivist—a cutting-edge motion picture film scanner engineered for the highest standards in museum preservation, archival restoration, and professional film production. Our Archivist scanner is equipped with a film gate built to accommodate warped film and unique to Film Rescue, it also has HDR capabilities and a wet gate system.

We are able to digitizes fragile historical films with stunning precision. Handles brittle, shrunken, and damaged reels with the utmost care. Captures deep blacks, brilliant highlights, and every subtle detail. Scans in 2K or 4K, making it ideal for both restoration and modern production needs.

From museum archives to Hollywood productions, the Film Rescue International Lasergraphics Archivist ensures every frame is preserved in breathtaking quality.

Trust Film Rescue International for industry-leading film digitization, museum-grade imaging, and archival preservation—where technology meets perfection.

Preserve your legacy with precision. Contact us today!

Book and Flat Art Scanning Services

Preserving history, culture, and knowledge is a mission shared by museums, libraries, and archives. In today’s digital age, book scanning services play a vital role in this endeavor by transforming fragile and rare texts into digital formats that are easy to access, share, and safeguard for generations to come.

Why Book Scanning Services Matter:

Physical books, manuscripts, and historical documents are susceptible to wear and tear, environmental damage, and even accidental loss.

For institutions entrusted with the care of irreplaceable collections, digitization offers:

• Preservation: Protect original works by creating digital replicas.
• Accessibility: Enable global access to unique materials through online platforms, breaking geographical barriers.
• Searchability: Enhance research with searchable PDF using Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
• Space Optimization: Reduce the need for extensive physical storage by maintaining a digital repository.

Specialized Scanning for Cultural Institutions

Books and documents in museums, libraries, and archives often include delicate and rare items. Professional book scanning services provide specialized techniques to handle these materials with care:

• Non-Destructive Scanning: Ensures the integrity of original items by using equipment like cradle scanners to avoid damage to bindings and fragile pages.
• High-Resolution Imaging: Captures intricate details, including annotations, illustrations, and marginalia, to preserve every nuance.
• Color Accuracy: Reproduces the true colours of pages, illustrations, and bindings for faithful digital representation.
• Metadata Creation: Adds descriptive data to scanned files, making them easier to organize and retrieve.

Tailored Solutions for Diverse Needs

Every institution has unique needs based on the size, scope, and nature of its collections. Our book scanning services cater to:

• Rare Manuscripts: Digitize fragile or ancient documents with precision and care.
• Large Volumes: Handle entire library collections efficiently.
• Exhibition Preparations: Provide digital backups or display-ready formats for temporary exhibitions.
• Research Libraries: Support academic institutions with searchable, indexed archives for scholarly use.

Commitment to Security and Confidentiality

For many institutions, scanned materials include sensitive or restricted-access documents.
Professional book scanning services ensure data security through:

• Confidentiality Agreements: Guaranteeing that materials are handled with discretion.
• Secure Storage: Storing scanned files in encrypted and protected servers.
• Controlled Access: Offering tiered access to digital files based on institutional preferences.

Let’s Preserve History Together

Whether you’re looking to digitize a single rare manuscript or an entire collection, our
professional book scanning services provide the expertise, technology, and care needed to
bring your institution’s treasures into the digital realm. Contact us today to discuss a
customized solution for your museum, library, or archive.

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